← All apps
Jenkins Integration Portlet logo

Jenkins Integration Portlet

by Manuel de la Peña

Data Modeling, Process & Business LogicLiferay Self-HostedLiferay PaaS

Description

More and more often, development teams adopt Continuous Integration as a good practice within development processes, and team members need to watch the results of its current work.

Jenkins is an open source continuous integration tool perfect for this goal, so many and many teams are using it as their preferred CI server.

As Jenkins provides many metrics by itself, I've decided to start a Liferay + AlloyUI + Jenkins integration portlet that allows to display tests results in an easy and portal-deployable way. For that, a Liferay portal Admin, can deploy this portlet in his portal, allowing its users to watch last builds tests results, in an user-friendly style, using AlloyUI built-in cappabilities.

Source: Liferay's official Marketplace

More in Data Modeling, Process & Business Logic

Activiti Workflow Engine

by EmDev Limited

This plugin allows users and admins to use Activiti BPMN workflow engine for publication process (for example instead of default Kaleo). It almost fully supports BPMN 2.0 specification and may fully r

Address Validator

by Rivet Logic Corporation

The Address validator plugin enables the validation of addresses entered by the user. It uses some third party services or APIs for that purpose. The initial implementation uses Google Geocoding API,

Adobe Connect

by E2 Software India Pvt. Ltd

About Adobe Connect : Adobe Connect gives you complete control over the look and functionality of your virtual rooms. Create experiences that incorporate branding and content. Position functional pods

AdvicedAssets Portlet

by Tune IT

Portlet for Liferay that allows to show list of tematically-related content near every post in blog. Content list can include other blog posts, journal content articles and document library resources.

More by Manuel de la Peña

Travis Integration Portlet

by Manuel de la Peña

More and more often, development teams adopt Continuous Integration as a good practice within development processes, and team members need to watch the results of its current work. Travis-ci is a cont